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ENTERPRISE RETIREMENT LIVING
THE RED HOUSE
THE RED HOUSE
Discover Yorkshire’s luxurious new
retirement village
Reimagine your retirement in a stunning new village set in the heart of Ripon.
A truly unique setting in extensive landscaped gardens and offering a wide selection of apartments and cottages, all properties exclusively designed to offer the very best in modern spacious living.
Add to this the convenience and peace of mind of 24-hour on-site staff offering support whenever you need it, and you have the freedom to live an independent lifestyle.
• 24 hour on-site staff • Bar • Restaurant • Gym • Hair salon • Craft room • Library • Guest suite
During these difficult times we at Enterprise Retirement Living are doing everything we can to ensure the wellbeing and safety of our owners and staff, both here at The Red house and also at our village in Chester.
Our enhanced services include grocery shopping, collection of prescriptions, room service, newspaper and magazine deliveries, Post Office and bank runs, health monitoring, social phone calls and provision of crosswords, puzzles, newsletters and activities that owners can enjoy in their own homes.
Whilst the Marketing Suite is temporarily closed, the Red House team is on hand to provide more information about this exceptional village, so please get in touch today by phone or video call.
Call 01765 540028 or visit
redhouseripon.co.uk
The Red House, 41 Palace Road, Ripon H64 1FA All properties are leasehold and are subject to annual ground rent and service charges. Event fees apply on any disposal of the property. Full details will be provided.
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